W2K display settings

[Bill Troop billtroop@xxxxxxxx]

Kari you wrote, quoted below, that in W2K under VB my display should
be 'VirtualBox Graphics Adapter'. But it is VGA with choices only of
640x480 and 800x600. Is there a way to change the adapter? Many thanks.


At 13/12/2013 07:23, you wrote:
> You can get at least 1024x768 in any configuration using VirtualBox,
> probably more. To configure VirtualBox screen size go to fullscreen
> (host+F), Desktop context menu, display settings. Make sure you have
> VirtualBox additions installed. In this dialog, you should have
> 'VirtualBox Graphics Adapter'. I use a multi-display configuration
> to run virtualization solutions, for VirtualPC and VirtualBox I have
> 4:3 ratio Samsung 21 inch display at 1024x768. Font rendering and
> graphics are quite adequate. Then again I do not complain about the
> rather rugged aspect of the Win 3.1 Quark display, when I print it
> to a PS file and distill it to a PDF, the result is picture-perfect
> on the Win 7 side. In this case the Win 3.1 display is just a sketch
> of things that materialize on the other side, on the screen or on paper.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Kari Eveli
> LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
> lexitec@xxxxxxxx
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> 13.12.2013 0:41, Bill Troop wrote:
> > Needless to say, these observations are only based on my limited
> > experience with the limited instances of W2K and XP I am using. For
> > example, the W2K I am using, as vanilla installed, will only go up
> > to 800x600 for its virtual screen, whilst XP (along with VB)
> > immediately knows that it is on a hi-dpi screen and adjusts
> > accordingly. Perhaps if I knew more about Win2K I would be able to
> > overcome this limitation, but as far as I know, nothing will bring
> > ClearType font rendering to Win2K.